The Hannibal City Council approved Resolution 2614-26, awarding Green Track LLC a $1.4 million contract to demolish the former St. Elizabeth’s Hospital with infrastructure-tax money.
Warminster is continuing demolition, infrastructure removal and impervious-surface work at the former Shenandoah Woods site, which remains closed during construction.
Flint Community Schools says demolition has begun at the former Flint Central site, marking a construction milestone for a planned new district high school.
Hawthorne’s long-abandoned Plaza property faces an Aug. 31, 2026 deadline to begin redevelopment or demolition, as city planning work continues.
The Harrisburg Bureau of Water scheduled demolition of the William Penn property for July 28, but the city has not disclosed the cost, duration or next use.
Homer City Generation says demolition and mass excavation at the former power station site finished ahead of schedule as plans advance for a natural-gas power and AI data-center campus.
Phil Campbell councilmembers are pursuing grant funding as an option for demolishing or remediating deteriorating downtown buildings, but no grant or demolition has been approved.
Three cleared Hillsboro properties may be marketed together after the county land bank sets prices and advertising details. The board also approved Paul Williams Wrecking for a separate Holiday Way demolition at $3,980.
Hazardous-material abatement is underway at the former St. Elizabeth Hospital in Hannibal, with structural demolition expected to ramp up later in August and continue through November.
Demolition of New Haven’s former Sports Haven horse-racing and betting complex was expected to begin in July 2026, but city officials had not been told of a definitive plan for the property’s next use.
The St. Louis Development Corporation says it is seeking bids to demolish the former Charlie Gitto’s building and a skywalk near the Railway Exchange site downtown, with work expected to finish by Sept. 30, 2026.
The former William Penn High School demolition process began with staging July 28, while asbestos work, air testing and dust controls continue.
Roanoke Rapids, NC – FY2026-27 budget talks are pushing Planning & Development costs higher as officials weigh demolition work tied to unsafe properties.
St. Louis, MO — Demolition has started on tornado-damaged properties, while a proposed Rams-settlement bill could steer one-time money toward recovery and city priorities.
South Bend has started demolishing the vacant former Qualex building at 921 Louise Street, with work expected to continue through July 4.
